[bgobgo]

This is ground zero for today's UrbanToronto. Conservatory's Infinity Condos had their sales centre here. I googled Infinity Condos and the early UT popped up. The rest is history.

Yes, looking at the photo of Southcore from the first page on the Infinity forum it really shows what this area looked like exactly 10 years ago this May .... https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threa...-conservatory-group-richmond-architects.7091/

 

[Miscreant]

Hard to get a good shot...

 

[Edward Skira]

Hard to get a good shot...

The west side of the site is usually the best.

 

[sikandar]

5 minutes ago

 

[Bogtrotter]

Quite pleased it will help eliminate views of those twin condos- infinity 1 and 2 I believe..?

 

[Dustin William]

Quite pleased it will help eliminate views of those twin condos- infinity 1 and 2 I believe..?

It will eliminate most views from ice 2 and also the taller infinity tower as it's only just taller than the proposed height of 16 York.

 

[Yegger]

We need some colour or texture down here. The sterility of Southcore is disheartening. The only upside of this intersection is the gorgeous view northeast where you get a view of the Classics™ (Royal York, TD Centre, ScotiaPlaza and Rbc royal plaza)

 

[sikandar]

 

[Contra]

Looks like they aren't taking down the signage between the buildings. Like a really lame time capsule!

 

[DtTO]

Looks like they aren't taking down the signage between the buildings. Like a really lame time capsule!

I was under the impression that most of that wall would be demolished to allow for the PATH passthrough and such. Is that not the case?

 

[greenleaf]

Back when this was a parking lot (shot by me, May 2008):

 

[whatever]

I'm pretty sure the entire wall is staying. There's a large opening in the wall roughly in the middle that leads to Ice's driveway/forecourt, and I believe the PATH connection is actually underground.

 

[OakvilleGreg1]

Back when this was a parking lot (shot by me, May 2008):

That's a crazy difference in just 10 years!

 

[sikandar]

 

[christiesplits]

I would love a huge splash of colour for this intersection. It's a shame we couldn't have a facade like this:

Or something more in the Toronto brick vernacular: